To Die to Live

To Die to Live (2026)



Залізна сотня

0.0 2026 116 min —

Director: Yuliia Hontaruk

Documentary War
In 2014, three volunteers—Shakhta, Dancer, and Potter—enlist to fight in the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the eastern regions. Two grueling years on the front lines leave them haunted by relentless trauma, making the return to everyday life a constant struggle. Just as they begin to rebuild, the full-scale Russian invasion of 2022 drags them back into the heart of the war, forcing them to face their deepest fears once more.

More About This Film

There is no record of a feature film titled "To Die to Live" released in 2026. The available data references a German fantasy movie titled "Die to Live - Das Musikill," which was directed by Clemens Keiffenheim and originally released on October 7, 2004. This earlier production was distributed by MUC Production, features German dialogue, and runs for approximately 85 minutes. It stars actors including Gerd Balters, Nepo Fitz, and Matthias Höbels, with editing by Niko Remus and Andreas Marschall.

  • The original 2004 film "Die to Live - Das Musikill" was produced in Germany and utilizes the German language throughout.
  • Music for the 2004 film was composed by Elvin Dandel and Ricky Dandel.
  • Niko Remus, a key editor for the 2004 production, has also worked on projects such as "Soldatenglück und Gottes Segen" (2002) and "Opposition" (2007).

Where to Watch

As there is no confirmed 2026 release for a film titled "To Die to Live," streaming availability is based on the existing 2004 German title "Die to Live - Das Musikill." Availability varies by region and may require specialized import services or niche platforms.

  • IMDb – Information and historical data
  • Amazon Prime Video – Rental or purchase (availability dependent on region)
  • Netflix – Subscription (not currently listed in major catalogs)
  • YouTube Movies – Rental or purchase (availability dependent on region)
  • Google Play Movies & TV – Rental or purchase (availability dependent on region)